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Two Polica Sergeants Have Cood Memories BOlfcE. Idaho if Two Buin turmtl to police headquarters and police .rrgeants were credited Mat- lound in anted circulars a pic- urday with good memories lor a lure thai jilnd Hh the man they lace Meanwhile Portland, Ore , had seen. authorities had in custody a man Ueinarft said Ihey found the charged with iirst-deyree murder, man a-Uin in a door-tu-door check Boise Police Chief Krank lie- of Mjin Street. He said the man marot said the two sergeants agreed to return to custody of picked up Krnet Oeorse Taylor. Portland authorities. ."3. who Demarest said was ac- cused of strangling Bessie Vivian TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Hammonds in a Portland apart- SALEM Uov. Hubert D. men! Jan. 20. Holmes, his wife, and his execu- Demarest said Suit. Ralph live assistant. Harry R. Swanson. I Young and Dun Human had no- Jr . will attend the annual gover-1 liced what seemed to be a fa- nors' conference in Miami, Fla., miliar face on the street. They re-1 starting May 18 i I'ViwTi -" ' : i SECOND SECTION Th Newt-Review, ROSEBURG. OREGON MONI7RIL287l958 99-58 j W Pi &4 tv-3 Shrimp Boat Captain Staggers In; Mat Lost RtX'KPORT. Tex. : A shrimp became disabled Tesday in high boat captain slathered to coast- seas and sank Wednesday. He said al ranch yesterday and told of a he fought his way ashore with a two-day ordeal at sea which took i raft yesterday, but L. E. Lind, 22, the life of his crewman and cost also of Brownsville, the male, him his vessel. j failed to make it. (.'apt. W. A. Fears. 31. of Rrowns-1 l.ind's body was found on an is ville. told the Coast Guard his boat land beach. SALE STARTS TUES., 9:30 A.M. HEELS Odds and Ends r Jocqutlin. t::,.k,r;' Reg. 12.95, e.o.m. FLATS Odds and Ends Dafcbook, Paris Cf-MVAL TO 6.95, E.O.M MOCCASINS Od, and End,.. """"""VAL. TO 6.95, E.0.M DRESS STRAPS odd, ,d End, $fl99 SIM1" VAL. TO 5.95, E.O.M. SHOP OUR STORE FOR 399 $69 $1199 1 . 1 OTHER E.O.M. SPECIALS THE STORE WITH THE GUARANTEED FIT 529 S. E. 'dckson St. Phone OR 2-2532 Increasing Number Of U.S. Businessmen Placing Bets On Business Upturn Chance By WALTER BREEDE Jr. i swath cut by the recession were NF.W YORK of An increas- 1,16 tirsl Quarter profits of Beth ing number o( l.S. businessmen ' "hem Steel Corp., down 54 per seemed to be placing their betsfe,; Allis-Chalmers, down 55 per this week on the chance of an I cw". n Gull Oil Corp., down 36 upturn in the not too distant fu-: Per rem. ture. All was not gloom for U. S. Construction loomed as one of stockholders, however. Boasting taller profits were several lead ing producers of food, tobacco, bowling alley equipment and small economy-sue automobiles. Klectric utilities and chain de partment stores also made a good showing. The stock market, evidently dis counting much of the bad news in advance, continued its upward surge this week. The Associated Press 60-stock average touched i new 1958 high. From several quarters business men were reminded that in to day', economy the consumer is ! king. i Vice President Nixon said busi nessmen "must recognize that this is a buyers' market and come the brighter spots. Jlomebuilders welcomed the prospect of a more abundant flow of mortgage money at lower in terest rates. Those seeking silver linings behind every recessionary cloud could point to the fact that the business slowdown has forced some marginal and inefficient con tractors out of the housing field. The United States Savings & Loan League reported that build ing costs are heading downward for the first time since World War 11. Soon to get Lift George t'line Smith, vice presi dent of F.W. Dodge Corp., said hMW innutmrtmn .hniilH crwtn get a lift from a batch of big ! wrward with new products in government contracts. The out- creased advertising, lower look for 1958, he said, is "n o 1 1 Pr';es- booming - but big." I Als a,klng P h eudfiel for On the industrial front a wel- nre effective advertising and enme inpre in nv nrrir. u,.. better product values were t h e rnnriH h m. nr,vW.r. f, National Retail Merchants Assn machine tools, electrical equip and the head of the nation't third ment. chemicals, aluminum, cop- reest We ? insurance firm per and steel. ! .uJames .. Oates. president of In some instances the flow of incoming business was barely enough to keep pace with sharply curtailed production. But even this was an improvement over the crippling sluggishness that had gripped the nation', industrial ma chine in January, February and March. Slump Reflected The slump in the auto industry was dramatically reflected in Chrysler's report for the January March quarter with sales down 53 per cent, the company showed a 15 million dollar loss. Ford res ported a 77 per cent drop in it, first quarter earnings. Also indicative of the wide the Equitable Life Assurance So ciety, said industry should cut prices wherever possible to get people in a buying mood. r PREMIER RESIGNS Felix Gaillard has tendered bis resignation as Premier of France, after the National Assembly voted him out of office in a violent anti-U. S. display that plunged France into one of its worst political crises since World War n. mey W This Mo .j Is 0URS...and More ! "Thnl'i right... I'm buying life insurance protection, and saving, toof "Here's what my BMA Preferred 30-Pay Ijfe Plan is doing for us I'm 25 year old. I just bought a S10.OIM) 30-Pay policy. "I diixisit $171 70 a yenr. In the next 30 vears. I'll put in $5,151 00. During all thnt time, I'll have $10.0110 life insurance constantly protecting my family. In 30 years, the cash value of my policy will be $5,821 20 which is $670 20 more th.in mv pre mium deposits ... plus $10,000 life insurance protection Ux my family all those yean " How's that for a combined life insurance and savings pro gram? Protection for today. Money for retirement tomorrow. Se How Little It Takes to Build This Security (Based on $10,000 Contracts) Mkv tiu4 Hani Coih Vatv Co. 0 Total ' Al Sga DpotM JO Tipi A-axp Dnoi'S 25 $171.70 $S,821.20 $670.20 30 19480 6.402.00 558 00 35 22400 6.971 90 251 90 Crown Zellerbach Had 22 Per Cent Slump In '57 SAN FRANCISCO I Crown Zellerbath's president told stock holders Thursday the corporation suffered a 22 per cent slump in earnings for the first quarter compared with last year. "In light of the general busi ness climate, which began to de teriorate last November, some de cline in first quarter operational levels was inevitable," said A.b. 1. avion. "However, our situation was ad ditionally affected by the strike in the pulp and paper industry of Bntih Columbia which lasted from mid-November until early February." The figures Layton reported' First quarter earnings of 7 S miHion dollars. Sales of 108 5 million dollars, a comparative decline of two per cent. Paper and paperooard produc tion, down 15 per cenl First quarter earnings of 51 cents a share compared with 66 cents a year ago. IX us give you figures for other age, and tell you how other feature accident and health benefits, educational funds, addi tional retirement can he included in your BMA 30-Pay Life Plan. The important thing is to get started now. Call your BMA representative today. NIXON SAYS GOODBYf WASHINGTON m Vice Pres ident Nixon called al the White House Friday to say goodbye to President Fisenhower before leav ing for South America. Nixon is taking off Sunday on an 18-day goodwill tour. 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